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MOW 3083-1.2 (5/07, revised 3/04)
UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
WESTERN DISTRICT OF MISSOURI
In Re:
)
)
) Case No. )
- -13
Debtor(s) )
CHAPTER 13 PLAN AND PLAN SUMMARY (for cases filed prior to 10/17/05)
per month from future earnings in the manner indicated below. Except as
1. PLAN PAYMENT: Debtor to pay $
otherwise provided in the confirmed plan or in the order confirming the plan, the trustee shall make payments to creditors under
the plan. The trustee shall only make payments to creditors with filed and allowed claims. The manner of distribution to
creditors is determined by the Chapter 13 trustee unless otherwise set out in the plan as confirmed.
PLAN PAYMENTS MUST BEGIN WITHIN 30 DAYS OF THE DATE THE ORIGINAL PLAN IS FILED WITH THE
CLERK OF THE BANKRUPTCY COURT WHETHER OR NOT THE PLAN PROVIDES FOR WAGE DEDUCTION AND
WHETHER OR NOT THE WAGE DEDUCTION HAS GONE INTO EFFECT. PAYMENT ON TIME IS THE DEBTOR’S
RESPONSIBILITY. ONCE A PLAN IS CONFIRMED, THAT PLAN PAYMENT REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL SUCH
TIME AS THE COURT CONFIRMS A SUBSEQUENT AMENDMENT. IF INFORMATION IS PROVIDED IN THE
SECTION FOR WAGE ORDER TO EMPLOYER, THE WAGE ORDER WILL BE ISSUED TO THE EMPLOYER. THE
TRUSTEE ALSO MAY CAUSE A WAGE ORDER TO BE ISSUED TO THE DEBTOR’S EMPLOYER PURSUANT TO LR
3083-1H.
THE DEBTOR SHALL DEVOTE TO THE PLAN ALL OF THE DEBTOR’S DISPOSABLE INCOME FOR THE THREE
YEAR PERIOD FROM THE DATE THAT THE FIRST PLAN PAYMENT IS DUE PURSUANT TO 11 U.S.C. §1326(a)(1).
THE DEBTOR SHALL PAY AT LEAST 36 MONTHLY PLAN PAYMENTS INTO THE PLAN UNLESS THE PLAN PAYS
100% TO ALL FILED AND ALLOWED CLAIMANTS.
VOLUNTARY WAGE ASSIGNMENT TO EMPLOYER:
(Employer’s Name, address, telephone number)
( )
DIRECT PAYMENT: From Debtor(s) to Trustee
.
2. FILING PROOFS OF CLAIMS: The trustee shall only distribute payments to creditors who have filed proofs of claim. If
the plan provides for the debtor to make payments directly, then the failure of the creditor to file a proof of claim does not excuse
the debtor from making the required direct payments. If the debtor is to make direct payments to a creditor those payments must
be paid pursuant to the terms of the contract regardless of whether the plan is confirmed. However, if the trustee is to pay any
portion of a claim, then it is necessary for the creditor to file a proof of claim to receive the portion of the claim to be paid
through the trustee’s office. The trustee will distribute to creditors, absent other order of the Court, based on the notice to allow
claims and any notices to allow additional or amended claims. LR-3084-1 and LR 3085-1
3. ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS: Pay debtor(s) attorney as indicated below and pay trustee’s fee per 28 USC §586 and 11
USC §1326.
Attorneys Fees:
$
$
$
total attorney fees.
attorney fees to be paid directly by the debtor.
attorney fees to be paid from the plan payments.
Attorney fees paid from the plan payments will be paid pursuant to the Local Rules of the Bankruptcy Court unless a different
treatment is provided in paragraph 12 of this plan and the Bankruptcy Court issues a specific order regarding that proposed
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treatment. The confirmation of the plan without that separate, specific court order will not permit attorney fees to be paid
contrary to the Local Rules. All attorney fees paid contrary to the Local Rules or other order of the Court are subject to
disgorgement. LR 2016-1.
is to be:
4. SUPPORT: Future support owed to
Paid directly to the recipient by the debtor(s).
Paid to recipient from the Plan payment at $
per month.
Support arrearage of $
is to be paid from Plan payments
at $
per month.
5. RESIDENTIAL HOME MORTGAGES. (Use this section ONLY for the primary residence. All other long term
debts***** should be dealt with in paragraph 6.)
PAID AS LONG TERM DEBTS PURSUANT TO 11 U.S.C. SECTION 1322(b)(5) AND EXCEPTED FROM DISCHARGE
PURSUANT TO 11 U.S.C. SECTION 1328(a)(1):
Pre-petition arrearages will be paid from the Plan payments. Unscheduled pre-petition arrearages will be paid the contract rate
of interest, if the contract rate of interest is provided on the face of the proof of
claim, otherwise they will receive the Local Rule Rate.
Post-petition payments are to be paid directly by debtor(s).
Post-petition payments are to be paid from the Plan payments.
Mortgage Lien Holder
Regular
Monthly
Payment
Total
Pre-Petition
Arrearage ***
Arrearage
Interest
Rate
Monthly
Arrearage
Payment
(If left blank,
creditor will be
paid “pro rata”)
(1)
$
$
Contract %
$
(2)
$
$
Contract %
.
$
.
RESIDENTIAL HOME MORTAGES TO BE PAID IN FULL DURING THE LIFE OF THE PLAN FROM THE
PLAN PAYMENTS:
A pre-petition arrearage will not be paid as a separate debt as it should be part of the principal balance claim which is
being paid in full. (If no monthly payment is provided, the creditor will be paid “pro rata.”)
Mortgage lien Holder
Principal Balance
Monthly Payment
Interest
Rate
(1)
$
$
%
(2)
$
$
%
.
.
6. LONG TERM DEBTS***** PURSUANT TO 11 U.S.C. SECTION 1322(b)(5) AND EXCEPTED FROM
DISCHARGE PURSUANT TO 11 U.S.C. SECTION 1328(a)(1): To be paid from the plan payments as follows:
Creditor Name
Regular
Payment
Total
Arrearage***
Discount
Rate
Monthly Payment
Through Plan
On Arrearage
(If left blank, creditor
will be paid “pro rata”)
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$
$
Local Rule
$
.
$
$
Local Rule
$
.
$
$
Local Rule
$
$
$
Local Rule
$
.
.
(If any of the regular monthly payments set out in this paragraph are to be paid directly, that direct treatment must be clearly
indicated in paragraph 12 of this plan. There must be a fixed monthly payment provided for the “regular payment.”)
7.
SECURED CREDITORS: Retain lien and pay to value per 11 USC §1325(a)(5)(B)(i) & (ii) with any balance paid
as non-priority unsecured.
Creditor Name
Value of
Collateral ****
Discount Rate
Monthly Payment
Through Plan (if left
blank,creditor will
be paid “pro rata”)
$
Local Rule
$
.
$
Local Rule
$
.
$
Local Rule
$
.
$
Local Rule
$
.
$
Local Rule
$
.
Secured creditors with a non-purchase money security interest in consumer goods will be subject to lien avoidance per
11 USC §522(f), and treated as non-priority unsecured if a separate motion/action is filed and the Court enters an Order
Avoiding the Lien.
8.
SECURED CREDITORS: Surrender per 11 USC §1325(a)(5)(C). If a deficiency claim is filed it will be allowed
unless the column titled "Surrender In Lieu of Entire Debt” has a mark of any kind in it. If there is any mark in said column the
debt will be loaded as “surrendered in lieu of the entire debt,” including any unsecured portion.
Creditor Name
Surrender In Lieu
Of Entire Debt
9. PRIORITY UNSECURED CREDITORS: Pay 100% in full per 11 USC §1322(a)(2) and 11 USC §507.
Creditor Name
Monthly Payment
(if left blank, creditor will be paid “pro
rata”)
$
.
$
.
$
.
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10. EXECUTORY CONTRACTS:
Creditor Name
Property
Description
Monthly
Payment
Months
Remaining
Accept
Reject
Payment Direct
or Through Trustee
$
.
$
.
11. NON-PRIORITY UNSECURED CREDITORS: ONLY choose ONE of the following:
A dividend of 100% OR
A dividend of 0%
OR
This is a “POT” Plan*. There is non-exempt equity of $
.(“The POT”).
OR
This is a “BASE” Plan**. The BASE is
months of Plan payments.
12. OTHER REMARKS OR PROVISIONS:
Dated:
Chapter 13 Debtor
Chapter 13 Debtor
BY:
Attorney
POT PLANS - The filed and allowed non-priority unsecured claimants will share pro rata any funds left in “The
Pot” after the satisfaction of the pre-petition attorney fees being paid from the Plan payments and the pre-petition
filed and allowed priority unsecured claims. If the pre-petition attorney fees being paid from the Plan payments and
the filed and allowed priority unsecured claims are equal to or greater than “The Pot”, the filed and allowed nonpriority unsecured creditors will share zero (0%). After the dividend has been set by the trustee’s office to comply
with “The Pot”, the trustee’s office will not adjust the percentage to accommodate proofs of claim and amended
proofs of claim filed and allowed after the bar date. It will be the responsibility of the debtor’s attorney to determine
if there needs to be an adjustment to the non-priority unsecured dividend. If the debtor’s attorney determines that an
adjustment needs to be made, it will be the responsibility of the debtor’s attorney to determine an appropriate
percentage and file an amendment to the plan to set the dividend to that percentage. Once the trustee’s office has set
the dividend based on “The Pot”, any amendment to the plan will need to reflect the dividend which has been set or
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the amendment needs to provide a dividend that will comply with the Bankruptcy Code. If the plan runs less than 36
months with “The Pot” amount, then the trustee may adjust the plan to a “Base Plan” of at least 36 monthly
payments.
**BASE PLANS - Filed and allowed non-priority unsecured claimants will share pro rata funds leftover after
the payment of administrative expenses, including Court fees, Trustee’s fees and attorney’s fees; the payment of
secured claims, including a discount rate; and priority unsecured claims based on the base number of months of Plan
payments. (“The Base”). Because the total funds paid into the Plan must be sufficient to satisfy the administrative
expenses, secured claims and priority unsecured claims, the Plan may actually run longer than “The Base”. “The
Base” may be adjusted upward to accommodate proofs of claim and amended proofs of claim filed and allowed after
the bar date and to accommodate increases in long-term continuing debts being paid through the Plan payments.
“The Base” may be adjusted upward to accommodate orders granting post-confirmation attorney fees and expenses
paid from the plan payments. Notification received by the Trustee’s office of an increase in a long-term continuing
debt being paid through the Plan may result in “The Base” being adjusted upward to accommodate the increased
payment. Any adjustments made because of the foregoing reasons that result in the Plan running in excess of the
sixty-month statutory time limit of Section 1322(d) may result in the Trustee’s office filing a motion to dismiss.
“The Base” may be adjusted at the end of the Plan in order to allow a full monthly payment in the last month of the
Plan to any creditor receiving continuing payments through the Trustee’s office. “The Base” may be adjusted
upward due to any additional funds the debtor receives which are determined to be disposable income either by
agreement of the debtor and the trustee or by order of the Court regardless of source. If the debtor remits
sufficient funds to the trustee to payoff the case in full, e.g. 100% to all filed and allowed unsecured creditors,
the trustee may adjust the plan to a 100% plan without further order of the Court.
*** ARREARAGE - Any arrearages listed on the plan/plan summary are the debtor’s best estimate of the
amount owed. The trustee’s office will pay arrearages based on the filed and allowed proof of claim of the creditor
pursuant to Local Rule 3084-1(G).
**** VALUE OF COLLATERAL – The value of collateral listed on the plan/plan summary is the debtor’s
best estimate. The trustee’s office uses the value listed on the face of the filed proof of claim, if one is listed,
pursuant to Local Rule 3084-1(D) when loading the proof of claim.
*****LONG TERM DEBT – A long term debt is one in which the final payment due under the terms of the
contract comes due after the final Chapter 13 plan payment comes due.
Rev. 03/08/04
Instructions: File as a separate event no later than 15 days after case filing.
ECF Event: Bankruptcy>Plan>Ch 13 Plan
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